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Some schools still refusing to enroll new pupils unless 'voluntary' contributions of up to €550 are paid - Vimarsana News

Some schools still refusing to enroll new pupils unless 'voluntary' contributions of up to €550 are paid

Some secondary schools are refusing to accept new students until “voluntary” contributions of up to €200 are paid.

BEAT launches Digital Media Literacy Tour for South East schools - Vimarsana News

BEAT launches Digital Media Literacy Tour for South East schools

A new major milestone in the South East as youth radio station Beat 102 103 launched its first-ever Digital Media Literacy Tour.

Cork actor: Our mission is to make the works of Shakespeare relevant for young audiences - Vimarsana News

Cork actor: Our mission is to make the works of Shakespeare relevant for young audiences

Kyle English is a multi-faceted artist based in Cork, who is starring as Hamlet in a play that puts a modern twist on the classic Shakespearean story

Cork teen Kacper who lost battle with bone cancer displayed 'heroic courage' - Vimarsana News

Cork teen Kacper who lost battle with bone cancer displayed 'heroic courage'

Kacper Kozlowski from Midleton, Cork battled with osteosarcoma since 2020 when he was diagnosed at just 12-years of age but he carried on bravely through his formative teen years, displaying unwavering strength and resilience.

Call for dyslexic students to get extra exam time: 'It's just levelling the playing field' - Vimarsana News

Call for dyslexic students to get extra exam time: 'It's just levelling the playing field'

The mother of two dyslexic teens says they need more time in exams to ‘level the playing field’ and help them reach their full potential.